Published 1 year ago

In Baltics, Poland, Grassroots Groups Strive to Help Ukraine

Summary by Ground News

Since Russia invaded Ukraine last February, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have been among the top donors to Kyiv. Lithuania, with a mere 2.8 million inhabitants, was the first country to send Stinger air defense missiles. Estonia and Poland rank among the biggest donors per gross domestic product helping Ukraine.

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Associated Press News

In Baltics, Poland, grassroots groups strive to help Ukraine

TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — In a dusty workshop in northern Lithuania, a dozen men are transforming hundreds of wheel rims into potbelly stoves to warm Ukrainians huddled in trenches and bomb shelters. As the sparks subside, one welder marks the countertop: 36 made that day.

1 year ago·United States

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USA Today

Grassroots groups in Baltics strive to help Ukraine

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abc News

In Baltics, Poland, grassroots groups strive to help Ukraine

Since Russia invaded Ukraine last February, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia — three states on NATO’s eastern flank scarred by decades of Soviet-era occupation — have been among the top donors to Kyiv

1 year ago·United States

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KRDO

In Baltics, Poland, grassroots groups strive to help Ukraine

By KOSTYA MANENKOV and LIUDAS DAPKUS Associated Press TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — In a dusty workshop in northern Lithuania, a dozen men are transforming hundreds of wheel rims into potbelly stoves to warm Ukrainians huddled in trenches and bomb shelters. As the sparks subside, one welder marks the countertop: 36 made that day. Hours later, they’ve reached 60. People from across Lithuania send old wheel rims to the volunteers gathering weekly in Sia…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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In Baltics, Poland, grassroots groups strive to help Ukraine

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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National Post

In Baltics, Poland, grassroots groups strive to help Ukraine

TALLINN, Estonia (AP) -- In a dusty workshop in northern Lithuania, a dozen men are transforming hundreds of wheel rims into potbelly stoves to warm Ukrainians huddled in trenches and bomb shelters. As the sparks subside, one welder marks the countertop: 36 made that day. Hours later, they've reached 60.

1 year ago·Canada

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